The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1887-06-30

Choice fruit and confectionery at
J. Flynn's.
An interesting game of base ball In
Morris, July 4th.
Meeting at the engine house to-
night to organize the ragamnflins.
Flour City and Queen Esther, the
best sc cigar in town, at j. Flynn's.
John Coleman is building large
new residence on his farm. Another
prosperous farmer.
\ grand dance at the rink on the
evening of July 4th, after the cele-
bration is concluded.
Hard work is being done these days
by horse owners preparing for the
Fourth of July races.
Jos. Schultz is hauling lumber to
rebuild his residence in Rendsville,
recently destroyed by fire.
Fritz Buck entin is having a very
substantial stone foundation laid for
roomy addition to his house.
Are you going to celebrate! Of
course you know that the principal
celebration in the west will be had at
Morris.
If you want to have dollars worth
Of fun free of charge just be in time
On July 4th to see the ragamulfins in
the parade.
Horse racing, pony racing, foot
racing and all kinds Of racing July
4th. Don't fail to come and have
part of the fun.
Everybody from far and near, east
and west of us, north and south of us,
is invited to the Fourth of July cele-
bration in Morris.
Excursion tickets on the Manitoba
to any point on its line are sold at one
fare for the round trip. Tickets good
till July 5th, inclusive.
A street soap vender entertained a
large audience on Atlantic avenue,
last Tuesday evening, by fine per-
Torrance of ventriloquism.
A social will be given by Mr.. and
Mrs. j. G. Campbell, at their resi-
dence a few miles south of town, the
evening of July 9Th, to which every.
body is cordially invited.
AS is every other market that
for live stock is at the bottom
just now. Live stock sold in St. Paul
last Saturday at $l.85 hundred. Lo.
cal dealers generally were caught by
the fall.
There was dance at the residence
of Thos. McCanny, in Rendsville,
last Friday evening. 1t was attended
by large party of young people from
Morris, who report a very pleasant
time.
The editor of an esteemed contem-
porary in recent issue discloses the
fact that he can no longer ride on a
pass over the Manitoba railway.
After these many years Of free rid
ing of course it goes hard with him.
Silence on Cornell avenue has at
last been broken by the lady.llke
pleadings of a young Miss at the home
Of Elmer Morrill,. It's the first born,
and consequently Elmer is very big
and important just now.-Big Stone
Herald.
A. A. Stone is making his residence
property an attractive one by num-
Der of Improvements. He is build
ing large addition to his house, is
giving it a new coat of paint, and has
just completed neat fence around
the place.
Yesterday afternoon gentle breeze
suddenly rising played havoc again
with loose boards and other light ar
ticles laying around. A board was
blown through the window Of J. D.
Goods store smashing two large panes
of glass. We have heard of no other
damage.
To insure publication the same
week all matter must be received at
this office by Wednesday noon. Our
correspondents will do the readers of
this paper a great favor by acting &C.
cordingly. It is too bad to have in
teresting contributions, sent in on
Thursday, lay in the Office week On
account of not acting by the above
suggestion.